SW Bourbon List?

I was thinking the other day since SW is going to be extinct soon, maybe some members here could compile a list of all SW bourbon available. I am not sure if this list is too long or difficult to compile, but it seems that the SW bourbon topic comes up a lot in discussions here. Just my 2 cents.

Probably would be a list of decent length if you were to throw in all the older iterations of Fitz, such as very very old fitzgerald that is most likely never to be found again on a store shelf. But then again you just never know what could be sitting around in some very unexpected locations.

I'd be willing to bet, Evangelos, that someone already has something very close to this, just a matter of if they'll share it?...

C

"everybody defamates from miles away
but face to face
they haven't got a thing to say"

For whatever it is worth, I read somewhere that the green tinted bottles of Pappy were from some barrels made at the long closed Old Boone distillery in Meadowlawn,KY. I will dig around and see if I can find the article.

For whatever it is worth, I read somewhere that the green tinted bottles of Pappy were from some barrels made at the long closed Old Boone distillery in Meadowlawn,KY. I will dig around and see if I can find the article.

Julian himself has offered us at Gazebo gatherings some Boone bourbon in some of his early 14- and 16-yo bottlings, so I think if the 23 were also from there, he'd tell us.

Hello everyone,
I found the article that mentions the whiskey Julian used from the Boone distillery. In Jim Murrays book "Classic Tennessee, Bourbon and Rye whiskey" from 1998, it is on page 184 just below a picture of Will Mcgill, master distiller at S-W just after prohibition. By the way, this picture was mistakenly labeled as one of Pappy Van Winkle. In this article, it says the whiskey was some 20 year old from the Boone distillery. It may very well be that the Pappy 23 isn't from Boone whiskey stock, who knows? It also says that all other whiskey he marketed up until that time was primarily Stitzel Weller stock. I hope this helps!